I highly recommend Steve Schultz at Blue Fox Properties, message me for his contact info if you'dSteve is the Broker/Owner at Blue Fox, he has been the National President of NARPM and still teaches PM classes.

I suggest you go to the owner, talk to the President or Executive Director.

However, residential RE went up, but commercial office and retail seemed to come down a little.Here is my crystal ball for 2021, time stamped in January 2021:President elect Joe will work with democratic congress to print more money than we can imagine.

Like the President?

Former Republican President Richard Nixon inadvertently proved this by capping oil prices and causing fuel shortages in the 1970s.Rent control has forever had the same effect.

The filer, signer of the LLC, is usually the president, General Partner or managing partner (all alt names for owner) and easy to find.In my opinion, unless layering ownership with LLC owning an LLC, being anonymous is overrated.

That would actually put you ahead $1800/year, in addition to whatever equity and appreciation gains you might have.Let's scale that up, pretend you are a real estate mogul who runs for president and proudly declares that you pay "very little" in taxes.

For 2022, Freddie Mac is projecting the vacancy rate to remain flat at 4.8 percent, while rent growth will be seen in all 74 U.S. markets that the organization covers.Rent Growth Across the BoardSteve Guggenmos, vice president of Multifamily Research & Modeling at Freddie Mac, said in prepared remarks that the organization is expecting rent growth in all markets in 2022 due to strong demand that’s driven by the improving economy.Chart and data courtesy of Freddie MacThe metros that are expected to see the highest rent growth for 2022 include Phoenix at 8.2 percent; Tampa, Fla., at 7.7 percent; Las Vegas at 7.4 percent; and Tucson, Ariz., at 7.1 percent.

4 plex style buildings with interior common area where entries are located.  2 down 2 up.Upstairs tenant, placed by HOA vice president.  

They're well versed in landlord/tenant law and know all the judges presiding over such matters which can help accelerate the process...which can be long depending on the state where the property is located.